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<n>The Breeze</n>, a 1910 Pictorialist photograph by <n>Anne Brigman</n>.

<n>Cerberus</n> (2012), a charcoal drawing by <n>Paul Rumsey</n>.

A destroyed plaster sculpture, <n>Tête</n> (c. 1934), by <n>Alberto Giacometti</n>. Photo by <n>Marc Vaux</n>.

<n>Sir William Russell Flint</n>'s 1924 illustration of <n>Athena</n> comforting <n>Penelope</n> for The Odyssey.

<n>Hanging on Echoes of Release</n> (1965) by Egyptian sculptor <n>Abdel-Hady El-Weshahi</n>.

In pictures: Selected works by late Egyptian sculptor Abdel-Hady El-Weshahi - Visual Art - Arts & Culture

Still from <n>Wim Wenders</n>' 2011 film <n>Pina</n>, a tribute to choreographer <n>Pina Bausch</n>.

<n>Before, Again IV</n>, a 1985 pastel on paper by <n>Joan Mitchell</n>.

'<n>They Pulled Up the Princesses</n>' (1914) by <n>Kay Nielsen</n> from '<n>East of the Sun and West of the Moon</n>'.

A scene from <n>Pina Bausch</n>'s "<n>The Rite of Spring</n>," featured in the film "Pina" by <n>Wim Wenders</n>.

<n>Gouache, 1972</n> by <n>Pierre Soulages</n>.

A photograph of <n>Yohji Yamamoto</n> and his mother, used as cover art for his 2000 album <n>Momma</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (2011), an oil on canvas painting by artist <n>Adrian Ghenie</n>.

<n>Morph Sketches</n> created with the <n>Cavalry</n> animation application.

"<n>Ghostly shapes</n>," a cyanotype self-portrait by artist <n>Regan Rauch</n>.

<n>Nude, 1952</n>, a photograph by <n>Bill Brandt</n>.

<n>Black Figure</n>, a 1948 lithograph by <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

An untitled painting by artist <n>Lim Cheol Hee</n>.

<n>Untitled</n>, a lithograph by <n>Idris Murphy</n>.

<n>Not titled</n> (2015) by <n>Matt Connors</n>. Photo by <n>Andy Keate</n>.

<n>Rick Owens</n> Fall/Winter 2024 Porterville collection. Photo by <n>annaphilippa00</n>.

Cover art for the 2023 single <n>bring it fine (tekkno)</n> by artist <n>TEKKNO</n>.

<n>Our Time is Fix'd, and all our days are Number'd</n> (c. 1805) by <n>William Blake</n> for <n>Robert Blair</n>'s poem <n>The Grave</n>.

Poster for the <n>Ground</n> EP by <n>Troberg</n>, designed by <n>HelloMe Studio</n>.